Moving Through Transition
Darlene Kucken
Asheville, NC
Saturday, September 27, 2014, 10:00 am - noon
The days shorten, the nights lengthen, we begin to put the gardens to bed, we bring out the Fall clothes, we watch the leaves begin to change colors. Sometimes we embrace transition and sometimes we resist it. Either way, we feel this transition in our bodies.
In this workshop we will explore the theme of Transitions, using gentle and guided InterPlay forms to look at where we have resistance in our lives and how we might discover ways to embrace the changes we are experiencing.
InterPlay practices of ease, grace and gratitude will provide a framework for diving into stories of transition and moving those stories into new light.
No experience needed! Just bring your creativity and willingness to explore.
Cost: $10-$25 sliding scale
Registration/Information: For more information, call Darlene at: 919-623-7037
Venue
Movement Learning Center, above French Broad Food Co-op
90 Biltmore Ave, upstairs
Asheville, NC 28801
Located downtown Asheville; see site page for map. Park in the French Broad Food Co-op upper or lower lot. Walk pass the storefront to door at far end of building. Upstairs! Bathroom access. Closest food sources: the Co-op, Mamacita's across the street, and other cafes etc on Biltmore.
Leaders
Darlene Kucken
Darlene has been exploring InterPlay forms and practices for about 13 years (give or take) and has definitely had her life enhanced by these practices. You would never know she used to be an introverted wall flower! After just a short time doing InterPlay she came to realize how much her energy made a difference in a room of people. So there's no telling what difference her Big Body Spirit could make on the planet if she just let it shine! She now improvises her Life (quite well, thank you) using the learned tools, forms and practices of InterPlay. She attributes her playfulness to InterPlay, and also her quest for deeper meaning in her life and the life of the community she surrounds herself with. She witnesses how much InterPlay can bring out the most in those that bring a willingness of spirit to the InterPlay practices.